Development History: Inspur Group, formerly the Shandong Electronic Equipment Factory, relocated to Jinan in 1960. The first Inspur Microsoft computer was launched in Jinan in 1983. Inspur Group was officially established in 1909. In 1993, Inspur developed China's first minicomputer server. In 2013, the independently developed Tissot K1 system was officially released, filling a gap in China's critical application mainframe systems. In January 2023, Inspur Group underwent an equity restructuring, increasing state-owned holdings to approximately 70%.

Business Scope: Primarily engaged in computer services, software, cloud computing services, next-generation communications, big data, and several application scenarios, the company provides IT products and services to over 120 countries and regions worldwide.

Company Size: As of 2022 Inspur Group had over 35, 000 employees, with R&D personnel accounting for over 61%. The company has multiple R&D and manufacturing bases in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Jinan, Xi'an, and Suzhou.

Technical Strength: Inspur Group holds over 26, 000 valid patents and over 21, 000 invention patents, and has spearheaded the development of all foundational national standards for servers. Inspur's server market share is second globally and first in China, and its installed storage capacity is third globally and first in China.

Awards: Inspur Group and its subsidiaries have received numerous honors, including the 2014 National Science and Technology Progress First Prize, third place in global server market sales in 2019, and third place in the 2022 China Top 100 Advanced Computing Enterprises list.